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Given the amount of hype from the AI sector, and unreasonable expectations people often have when going into using them, I have added a a warning to the guides section which links to third party AI stuff:
Please be skeptical with output from AI tools or agents. They sound confident, while frequently presenting severely misleading errors, and often erase the sources. Do not be surprised if its solutions turn out to be total nonsense.
Rust documentation and kube documentation is already extensive. Consider searching docs.rs/kube, kube.rs, and kube/discussions for important context
Raising this issue here as a space to discuss this. Is this appropriate? Too much? Too little? Not worth having at all? Not worth even mentioning AI?
Personally, I am so far on the side that thinks that some people are going to use this technology no matter what we say, and at least this gives us a place to seed some skepticism.
That said, I have only covered fundamental points. The message does not include any caveats about negative effects of people take AI solutions and plaster them around the internet. It also doesn't really say anything about the socially deleterious effects of allowing people not to interact with anyone when you are stuck (i.e. preferring an invented answer that may be wrong).
Given the amount of hype from the AI sector, and unreasonable expectations people often have when going into using them, I have added a a warning to the guides section which links to third party AI stuff:
Raising this issue here as a space to discuss this. Is this appropriate? Too much? Too little? Not worth having at all? Not worth even mentioning AI?
Personally, I am so far on the side that thinks that some people are going to use this technology no matter what we say, and at least this gives us a place to seed some skepticism.
That said, I have only covered fundamental points. The message does not include any caveats about negative effects of people take AI solutions and plaster them around the internet. It also doesn't really say anything about the socially deleterious effects of allowing people not to interact with anyone when you are stuck (i.e. preferring an invented answer that may be wrong).
Suggestions welcome. Comments welcome.
Refs: #76 , kube-rs/kube#1638
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